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Ok I missed this one but I'll chime in now. I used to "bandit" camp alone at a remote spot in the pines to hunt. One night at around midnight I heard what sounded like a hammer hitting a tree. I'll admit, it woke me up and really got my attention! As I lay in my sleeping bag, and after my heart...

Great photos! I couldn't pick a favorite, but leaned towards the Bittern. My wife is the sharp eyed one to spot these camo'd birds.

I used the smallest size Bass Assassin fake minnows and let them wind drift. My first thought when I read your post was that it will be years for the fishing to recover at Harrisville. Appreciate the well wishes health wise. Next step is at Jefferson Hospital on the 16th. Thanks, Greg

They drained Harrisville lake? I just fished there a few weeks ago.

I swim in the batsto all the time. Just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water...

I bow hunted with my brother and son for about 10 years and would never have thought to set up right on a dirt road. I put a cowbell on my dog (just in case) and run her on Sundays. If I see a car or truck parked in the woods, I back off. No sense being foolish. Greg